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Spanish Language grammar: Imperfecto or indefinido? Part II

Spanish Grammar: the “Pasado Imperfecto” PART II

If you are a student of Spanish in Buenos Aires or in other country and want to know when to use the “imperfect”past tense in Spanish this blog will help you!

In our previous blog, we had learnt that the “Imperfecto” past tense is used to make descriptions in the past. We can talk about how someone was like, or how places were like. Things and people in general can be described in a past context by using the “imperfect”.

Before continue, let´s see how is the conjugation.

If you are studying Spanish language, you must know that there are many irregular verbs. However, we have good news for you: the imperfect past tense has only 3 irregular verbs! The rest are all regular verbs.

Let´s see how is the ending of regular “AR” ending verbs, for example, the verb “AMAR”

Yo amaba

Tú amabas

Usted amaba

Él amaba, ella amaba

Nosotros amábamos, nosotras amábamos

Ustedes amaban

Ellos amaban, ellos amaban

Examples:

“Cuando yo era niño amaba a mis mascotas.”

“Ella amaba ir al cine con sus amigas.”

“Mis abuelos nos amaban mucho.”

“¿Por qué Romeo amaba tanto a Julieta?”

Let´s see how is the ending of regular “ER” ending verbs, for example, the verb “COMER”

Yo comía

Tú comías

Usted comía

Él comía, ella comía

Nosotros comíamos, nosotras comíamos

Ustedes comían

Ellos comían, ellas comían

Some examples:

“Cuando yo era niño comía muchos caramelos.”

“¿Qué comías cuando vivías en Italia?”

“Claudia comía en el restaurante Fígaro todos los viernes.”

Let´s see how is the ending of regular “IR” ending verbs, for example, the verb “VIVIR”: